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I promise to commit no acts of violence Be it physical or otherwise If things come alive
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“With the development of a completely interesting plot, we see a future in the Steampunk theme. The characters were very well developed and the plot draws a lot of attention. The most striking thing was the development of the story that over time demonstrates the truth about Utopia. In addition, the story of certain characters really causes sadness in the depths of the heart. It's a great fanfic for anyone who likes Sci-Fi, Science Fiction or Steampunk. Not that you need to like these genres to love fanfic. Perfect plot, wonderful writing and impeccable development. I really recommend it.”
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